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    2018 PSLE Discussions & Strategies (Born in 2006)

    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Primary 6 & PSLE
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    • J Offline
      justbee
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      TWU:
      Namie:

      Husband is very unhappy with child’s results. She is already feeling very upset and he scolded her twice, saying her grades are her own fault. Then blame me for not coaching her well enough even though I took two months’ leave to coach her daily. Now both child and I have no lunch. 😞


      Hi Namie,

      Think positively, do handle the situation with care. Otherwise, may affect self-confidence level of your child or she will have little sense of her own self-worth. Such may affect your child during secondary education (as the posted school may not be the preferred choice, both parents and child have no sense of belonging to the posted school since day one, all tend to view all aspects of school negatively - such will affect her performance during secondary education).

      May consider to guide her to do self-reflection, how to build resilience and surmount adversity.

      No one will mention or bother about t-score at secondary school after 1st week of January. Everyone will start from same starting point regardless of PSLE results.

      I have seen students who score poorly but do extremely well during secondary education even though they are at non IP schools/neighbourhood schools, some score extremely well for PSLE but are doing poorly during secondary education.


      gosh... i feel so bad for you and your daughter... and i really see this kind of men no up!

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        sweet simi
        last edited by

        PSLE result out today


        My DS got NT,scored 128.

        what is the pathway to go to JC
        can he appear for o level?

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        • LeeTaiTaiL Offline
          LeeTaiTai
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          Namie…don stuff yourselves over that 3 digit grade! You both worked so hard… move on to do well in secondary school and excel. Just to share my niece scored badly last year… she barely had any choice for secondary schools for express but now she is top 5 for her sec school and very motivated to do well and study herself already. Parents were relieved and cant be happier that at least she is self motivated. Make the best of the situation…it does take time to recover but you will. Stay strong, your kid needs your strength and kind words.

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            sweet simi
            last edited by

            great

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            • D Offline
              Derek_Lee
              last edited by

              sweet simi:
              PSLE result out today


              My DS got NT,scored 128.

              what is the pathway to go to JC
              can he appear for o level?
              There is still chance to be promoted to Normal (Academic) when he goes to Secondary School and if he perform well in NA to be promoted to Express is also possible.

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                snoopykk
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                Hi Namie,

                I am very sorry to hear that. As a man, I totally disagree with your hubby's comments and behaviour ! How can he call himself to be a man ??? Me and my spouse collectively helped my DS (my DD who is 15 helped a little too), and my DS put in his best effort. My spouse coached him on theory, and I spent countless hours marking assessment books (down to the last page in each book) and past year school papers (including corrections done by DS). My DS told us that he hopes his PSLE results will be a reflection of his standard and efforts. This is not a time to play the blame game. Your hubby needs to grow up ! Now should be the time to sit down calmly to review the options and the possible 6 choices, based on the T-score.

                Snoopy
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                Namie:
                Husband is very unhappy with child’s results. She is already feeling very upset and he scolded her twice, saying her grades are her own fault. Then blame me for not coaching her well enough even though I took two months’ leave to coach her daily. Now both child and I have no lunch. 😞

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                • chenlaoshiC Offline
                  chenlaoshi
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                  laughingcat:
                  sunflower2005:

                  I heard NYPS have 281 !


                  My frz said got 284 (maybe with HCL)

                  Wah... Quite different from what I heard (or maybe my student's 'news' not accurate :p).

                  Nanhua 279
                  Bukit Timah 277
                  Nanyang 274
                  Rosyth 272/3
                  Namie:
                  Husband is very unhappy with child’s results. She is already feeling very upset and he scolded her twice, saying her grades are her own fault. Then blame me for not coaching her well enough even though I took two months’ leave to coach her daily. Now both child and I have no lunch. 😞
                  Perhaps frustration/disappointment caused him to lose control over his emotions. Don't let such matters hurt each other's (and the child's) feelings. At the end of the day, it's done and dusted with and time to move forward. I understand it's easier said than done but perhaps, try forgetting about result & academic issues for the today at least and just wind down after going through a roller-coaster of emotions.

                  Lastly, do stay positive and let your DD know results are not the only gauge for success. Process - especially personal growth is as important (if not, even more). Jiayou!


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                  • floppyF Offline
                    floppy
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                    sweet simi:
                    PSLE result out today


                    My DS got NT,scored 128.

                    what is the pathway to go to JC
                    can he appear for o level?
                    Why bother with JC? JC - A Level - is just a stepping stone to University. If university is the endgame, you should be aiming for that.

                    At this point, your son’s most logical pathway is N Level - ITE - ITE (Higher NITEC) - Poly (Diploma) - University.

                    For NT, no O Level, it’s straight to ITE. If you want to take O Level (other than being a private candidate), you will have to be transferred / promoted to Sec 2 NA.

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                      Nadine
                      last edited by

                      Namie:
                      Husband is very unhappy with child’s results. She is already feeling very upset and he scolded her twice, saying her grades are her own fault. Then blame me for not coaching her well enough even though I took two months’ leave to coach her daily. Now both child and I have no lunch. 😞

                      Hey, pls try not to be too upset abt it. Just think positive and try to do what is best for your child now. Im sure your child and you put in lots of effort. PSLE is just 1 test and there will be more to come in your child's educational journey, so heads up and encourage your child. She can excel in Sec Sch and prove to your hubby that PSLE scores do not define one's progress and success in the future.

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                      • zac's mumZ Offline
                        zac's mum
                        last edited by

                        sweet simi:
                        PSLE result out today


                        My DS got NT,scored 128.

                        what is the pathway to go to JC
                        can he appear for o level?
                        N(T) course usually will progress to ITE, not JC or Poly.

                        But if he studies hard and scores well in a particular subject, he may be allowed to take that subject at N(A) level. Or if his scores catch up and are excellent, the school may allow him to have lateral transfer to N(A) stream. N(A) student take the N level at the 4th year and (optionally) the O level at the 5th year.

                        If he has a good O level score that meets the JC cut off point, only then he can go to JC.

                        By all means, aim for JC, but the path is a hard struggle. If your child is more technically inclined, he may be happier working towards ITE or Poly education.

                        For Reference: https://www.moe.gov.sg/education/secondary/normal-course-curriculum/changes-affecting-normal-course

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